Verdugo Hills High School - El Portal Yearbook (Tujunga, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1960 volume:

AND Edltor ln Chlef Elvlra Webb Editorial Asslstant Lynn Johnson Commuttees and Sectnons Actnvltues J Bumpas P Mager S Rasmussan V Smith W Waltuch S Rector Chairman Advertising M Brauer C Jarosz B Tomberg A Dickson Chairman Ath ehcs E Blaske S McSwam J Wullrams J Dulley Chalrman Classes C Jarosz R Lynn F Curry J Hn Publrcnty M Brauer J Coghlan A Dickson H Gold C Jarosz E Sklnner V Smuth B Tomberg C Sengebwsch Charrman Seniors J Ayles D Dletsch J OGara M Waltuch K Olsen Chairman Secretarues M Claussen C McSwaln E Skmner B Tomberg J Wllllams Art Work J Bumpas H Gold S Rasmussen K Sarlor D Smuth Photography J Bumpas H Gold J Messlnger C Shrlmg Writers J Bumpas B Duzack J Karp P Mager S Rasmussen V Smuth Special Thanks Mrs D Wlllets Mr L Smuth Hillcrest Motors Beverly Hllls Offlclal Photographer Auburn Graves San Fernando Printers Mlrro Graphlc Yearbooks S K Smith Company Sponsor Mr Peter Tanas YQ' L+ 1 rrrsrlrr, or crsfyllrwrs DEll,DIllElll'Il'Ill3Fll ,, , ,,,, ,,.r EP K el. 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' x - - A I l',l,' .KH d,..,l ,S ,gf :anno so nnaQ fi lk. 4 I9 ' ', , ls., :wills ' Nfl' H -U -1 YK-if l I -C..-a.J,.a'-A.f.a.-a.4,.44,f'a' 99' J , r . .i :V l l'l'- f .Ir fllfl rr ft ' H 104 4 ' be 1 Evflxy' .r.... .1,,:,...J,-s-- ' ' I s . l l .. . ,ai'yl!,'c ll -1 -rr JJ- r- for 1' ' I ' 4 di 'dig' 'dan ,ad 0 c a 0 o Q rr ,V rl 'S ,lj During the past three years, new and wonderful things have been accomplished at Verdugo Hills High School. We can be proud of our higher academic standards, improved morale among the students, and more efficient operation of the school as a whole. Our student body knows that this progress is a direct result of the vigorous and tireless endeavor of our principal, Mrs. Smith. lt was largely due to her ideas and efforts that the new student organization, El Senado, was initiated and de- veloped. Always behind the scenes-yes, and on the scene, Mrs. Smith can be found cheering Verdugo on to new and greater accomplishments. In addition to these many contributions, she has found time to add a doctorate in education to her name, giving her a title in which we experience a mutual pride. To Dr. Giertrud Smith, for her zealous effort, never-say-die attitude, and un- failing interest in making our school top rank, we the 1960 Annual Staff, dedicate this yearbook. S i i i 4- X' f 1... ,, .- , qu N7 lil J I 1 A? ,',A .x qi' 78- Q . -:ga V' , ,J IFTDHEBTQHD Thus edltlon of the El Portal has been published wlth one oblectuve to capture a year of student lute between nts covers Verdugo holds for us a my rlad of realltles much too dlttncult to fjppy ,cf-J xxvyw QWTNX WN! if ref' My be related entnrely nn thus yearbook Jjh e Jwf' XX But those events whnch we have suc yy cesstully presented here will perhaps retain the friendships we consider I dear lt this book serves to bring back 5 JL the past and along wuth rt all the c er :shed memorles of the year lust gone It will have served nts purpose With these thoughts we proudly present to you the students of Ver dugo Hllls Hugh School your new El Portal THE EL PORTAL STAFF TW' LJ 'f 'U' l V 'T Owl 415044-4 I 0 ' E ' - K Q 1 . dvi' , . . . . . YN fi rib fry 0-, s I o . 7 V iw '7 R, Q wx . x 7 V I ,jf u Ml , J I I 1 LU' ,7 J . . r T ,ANG NJ ' QW Yi yi XSL ,U J . 4 . . I I A . I , - . . I . I f 'H 4 'EP ,X F H -H! RJ A teacher affects eternifyg he can never tell where his influence stopsf - Henry Brooks Adclms -dr if Mrs Ruth Steele GIRLS VICE PRINCIPAL Q Alix IL! Mr Robert Jenks BOYS VICE PRINCIPAL Mrs. Arfega Ari Mr. Bales Social Studies Mr. Ball Maih Mr. Bena Math 4 4 , 1 U if Miss Bergin Physical Education Mr. Breckheimer Math Mr. Breymeier Induslrial Arls Mr. Carico Math and they shall learn Mr. Crippin Physical Education Mr. S. Davidson Business Education Mr. W. Davidson Physical Education Mrs. Deal Science Mr. Frankhouse Social Studies Mrs. Gralz English by lislening Miss Hargreaves Foreign Language Mr. Hoelke Science Mr. Hough Physical Educafion Mrs. House Art Mr. Hovey Mafh Mr. Howard Industrial Arts Miss Johnson Physical Educaiion Mrs. Judson Business Education Mrs. Kendrick Business Educalion Mr, Korach Physical Educalion Mr. Krauss Science Mr. lee Science Mr. Levin Business Education Mr. McCollum Foreign Language Mrs. McNeil English Mr. Miller Science Mr. Morehouse Industrial Arts Mr. Murphy English Mr. Oglesby Science Mr. Pearce Driver Education Mrs. Perry Social Studies Mr. Peters English Mr. Pope Music Mrs. Pouo Homemaking Mrs. Pribble Business Education Mrs. Reed English Mr. Reeve Physical Education Mrs. Reynolds Physical Education Mrs. Roberts Foreign Language 1 W 1 'N , J l 1 l 4 I ' L'.f . 'V' 0 , 4 . C Mr, Schlegel ' y W English n J Mr. Schoenberg English Mr. Shindo Math-Science I Mr. Spector Social Studies Mr. Stocks Industrial Arts Miss Sugiyama Foreign Language Mr. Tanas Social Studies Mrs. Thompson Music Mr. Tichy Social Studies Q 9 Miss Warren Social Studies ji Mrs Wlllets English l Mr. Williams Business Education CAMERA SHY Mr. Emal Industrial Arts Mr. Wynar Social Studies r l l we I NJ if UJ UW ly CE: Mr. Siorr, Mrs. Bell. NL:-'bl X-J LIBRARY Mrss Conrey Mrs Hanlon fvfvk I-I S I Q 'rw i i'-if Pl Ellll! V' 5, lan if A I Tsar., lr' fa r In , Z' MAIN OFFICE FRONT Mrs Kueffer SECOND ROW Mrs Kofsky Mr Funk Mrs Rappleye N ,L A WTYJX Q' XX HEALTH OFFICE: Mrs. Arnold. V' 'S-.. EMPLOYMENT OFFICE Mr Pearce fs T1 COUNSELORS OFFICE FRONT Mrs Steele SECOND ROW Mrs House Mr Levrn Mr Hovey Mrs Kelly L, Q. N x i ,, A , , l K Ill , ' 2 . - , l Y , -v I - - In 1 I I ' if r - .X N A Q I , ll V . F , .ix-A 4 Q Lv . - . , . Hb ' rr 'Ewa 1 ' - f 'l.'Zi3fI- rl 7 I T R'- f X f. :fa .V ' . J , K5 Six'-'Q J l lui gQ:!'fp ' 3 gl . '1 ,H . I, 7 4, 5-: A I , I ' ' .. -. '3' ' 'v , . N fn 'N z ' -. f ., , ' I-., rim-I M, fi f I Q, ,ry M -T , , 7: 2 .sri ', ,CIW , ' ' 1 A 17 YL AI A , -I ' 2: 1. Q12 I : 29' I ...i I 'X ' .., Q C' K ,Q X l. . f CAFETERIA: Mrs. Myers, Mrs. Moses, Mrs. Davies, Mrs. Van Hook, Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Powell, Mrs. Brownell, Mrs. Escobar. ll 'Q 'W 1 E -N ' ' 1 lv - . 's ,fs Q. I ir W 4 ' A . E 'V .7 V V 0 li ' A fax ye ' i 5 - - 'zr f -- - ge '. ' . ff ' '-.' '.'--il. 'Y -A 2 .Ju-h' GARDENERS: Mr. Dick, Mr. Knighl, Mr. Winters. f-N .1 1 -v-'A ' , . ,X lxifrl . l - 'If is CUSTODIANS: FIRST ROW: Mr. Goodwin, Mr. Willis, Mr. Espinoza, Mr. Thrasher, Mrs. Branam, Mr. Smith. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Cannon, Mrs. Babrock, Mr. Jaggers. 1 grandeur to our us? :J m w Jod to mon e wmspe slow our Ralph Waldo nersor rj DX 4 Jae v-I So mg' 'S A d , VW? duw P' f ,Th '-s!. me ,wtf feplics, I conf 'N ' WA' w fv' - wf W N wa 1 i ,IA X ,A 1 ll ,, , l Y --1.1, HGH The word Archon us taken from the Greek word Archem mean mg to be furst to rule the pruncupal one In Ancuent Greece there was for a long tume one hugh royal magustrate called an Archon He possessed all the power and dug nuty of a kung for Iufe Later the tenure of rule lasted lust ten years and only royalty could hold thus hugh offuce Even later thus umpor tant posutuon was duvuded among nune persons of royal burth The Motto of our mughty class of W 60 Walk toward the sun and the shadows wull fall behund combuned wuth brulluant tan germe color shows that our future undeed wull be a brught one and that the Archons goal us to reach the hughest level of achuevement Our emblem consusts of a laurel wreath whuch us a symbol of vuctory honor and fame a powerful hand the sugn of strength and an oluve branch a symbol of peace Consustent wuth our class motto we shall endeavor to brung honor to Verdugo Hulls Hugh School EPH BIAH3 in ras swt' ,Q Y. fig- 30 QQXX5' - nu - n , - 1 I - 1 ' ' . , ' - 1 nu 1 1 . . ,, . . . . I . 1 1 , . . . 1 1 1 I 1 1 , I I 1 . v 1' ARQHQN GLASS A12 CLASS PRESIDENT Peggy Terrell SECRETARY Bonnie Nldever HISTORIAN Judy Pucclnl VICE TREASURER Beverly Good REPORTER Diane Porler PRESIDENT Make Davis All CLASS PRESIDENT Gary Gudmundson SECRETARY, lonme Nldever, VICE PRESIDENT, Vlvlune Park, HISTORIAN, Lynne Moran, TREASURER, Belle Rowe I8 -in K' ',,-. jlfif ,', In ,- 1' Jn- ' 3 4 I . ' ' 2 , : , ' : . 2 . ' - 155 B 2 CLASS PRESIDENT Judy O Guru TREASURER Peggy Terrell SECRETARY Joyce Yerby HISTORIAN Vmane Park VICE PRESIDENT Jeannie Epperson REPORTER Duane Porier SONGLEADERS Grace Packer Carol Tuttle Anna Holmes Lynne Morm Duane Mmtz CHEERLEADERS Gary Gudmundson Don Harm I9 1 'R ,ff 0 - T E V.. J ,M , 'I , ', S v I LLL A ' V 2 , 7 , 1 , : . - 3 1 r . 1 s r . . - 3 1 .- MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Duane Mmtz and Make Albcaeck ARGHQN vq--1 BEST PERSONALITY Peggy Terrell cmd Gary Gudmundson MOST SPIRIT Jecnnle Epperson and Jlm Hasensfob FAME po MOST INTELLIGENT Irwln Koransky and Lynne Moran BEST LOOKING John Stephens and Judy OGorc1 MOST ATHLETIC Ken Bcnchmcn and Sharon Plumb ff'f-'iff f Wi? ifixie -M. W I -if Mi A wif If k ' fin avi? , V 'e X. .41 1, 'f F, -...,E,Wff- N I .iw Vx 4 ' 3 . .,. 1 1 :wife i '33, ' 4' if . 1 R5 454 X X X9 ff Y , 'Qs ivy, SJ' i F' i. 8 'S s .af 'A Af. r 'Q 1 A-QQ . .v f M .wg , 3, f Q, ug if Q avih ui' ,. WOO . X 8 Q. N, 1 ,J ,Whoo H fl 'tif 3' ,, fb A. A J ,,,Mami I , E. vw Xsiwf 5-'gl -im . .-14: n , 9,353-X ., A 1.4 -, ,im 31334 X 'Grim 4 'il' V :Q .5 A la' og, 5 V 1 .Sty i :K K 2 if 'diff ,'f. Ku. A up yi? 'if' ' .ra Km. EH my L J. ,A nl a 'fu ' vm E, ff. . ' 1' 5412, 2 Y, H I K ,V Wg' - K fav? I iw, ' - -6 - I 9' P- ,s 'R ,Q X .aff ul' 'wk L 3. 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B92--' I aiu LBGHUI PAIGBHIA fortress or castle which commanded and ln days of old the Citadel was t protected a cuty A Citadel is the highest center of activity and accomplishment This certainly is symbolic of our class The motto of the mighty Citadel class Let There Be Peace And Let It Begin With Us shows that peace can only be accomplished through knowledge strength and faith Our class colors are rich scarlet red and white The scarlet red represents strength and the white characterizes peace These great factors the Citadels possess ln our emblem the sides of the triangle represent Peace Strength and Faith this means that the peace and strength can be obtained through an immovable faith The spures of the castle reaching into goal of accomplishment The castle itself brings to mind strength In medieval times all the people put their faith in the strength of the fortress defendmg them We the mighty Citadels have rightly placed our faith In our selves and our Creator PHEBIIANS Herbert Dmyun Dona Kester Pamela Kueffer Libby Norton rv Sharon Rasmussen Verva Smith George Szabo J' is 0436 JZ' E462 HB L 'E 5 I . , . the clouds, symbolizes our hope and ambition which shall reach the I . . I . . . - 4-It-lvulo-I 0. 69' EITHER GLA i Q NR 1, T A12 CLASS PRESIDENT Par Vargas VICE PRESIDENT Pam Kueffer REASURER Libby Norion HISTORIAN Julle I SECRETARY Bonnle Hunt REPORTER Susan House fu? .hx A11 CLASS PRESIDENT Spencer Baughman REPORTER Charlene Saukko HISTORIAN JoAnne Hunter VICE PQESIDENT Art Parker TREASURER Jnll Dnlley SECRETARY Sharon Rector 34 . N I . .L s . -- U7 , J. I I S . 2 T , ' : . ' H'lI: , ' z , I ' -f V V if -. L 6 I ., , E I I , : , 5 I I 2 . 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'J , V A4 M4 y 4 , Q . 3 t A4 ,L 1 N wi K 2- ix 'Y CITIDEL SCE For education, is making Men, So ir is now, so it was the' Art U unfermcm JJ: ' ',,, 6313 0 J, i J ' S ZX 0,1 'E' V are 3-iwygf' , . - ig ISI 9 J 9 II 9 J 66 -A Q.. FIRST ROW: M. Pickenpaugh, A. Aslon, S. Beach, K. Van Osdol, J. Fogf, J. McCarthy, M. Claussen, J. Myers. SECOND ROW: P. Provolt, A. Chas- sey, D. Grant, B. Malihews, S. Shallabarger, M. Dowell, J. Bumpas, D. Mouck, T. Woods, M. Brown, K. Phillipone. THIRD ROW: H. Pomeroy, F. Oliver, J. Cohen, S. Miser, J. Galbo, E. Moss, D. Long. FOURTH ROW: J. Monigomery, B. Goldman, B. Hayes, B. Danielson, B. Beisworth, B. Sharp, 9 J. Spiller, J. Walker. Q 9 5 fe -'I-. fi. Q 1 ' ' I' FIRST ROW: B. Taber, K, Dobbins, B. While, D. Moat, D. Sanders, F. Bussard, P, Wallis, L. Dempster. SECOND ROW: J. Hammons, J. Dekorfe, J. Giancanelli, R. Brandini, B. Kefring, V. Marlinez, B. Blongren, H. Towers, D. Kossman, G. Dyer, D. Reynolds, S. Hallock. THIRD ROW: J. Sliger, R. Peierson, W. Visco, E. Kindred, J. Hunler, J. Brennan, B, Kennedy, C. Taylor, J. Hamby, D. Fahlen. W-vm... I lklfill as FIRST ROW: J. Anderson, V. Kanlor, R, Toledo, D. Duffy, J, Gonzalez, N. Meinecke, J. Heinrich, A. Plemmons, B. Norby. SECOND ROW: N. Doug- las, R. Flanders, S. Hodges, Y. Addis, J, Hoodkiss. THIRD ROW: R. Opfer, P. Beer, J. Laurenza, L. Shoup, A. Packard, H. Godfrey, B, Baxter, H. ZiNo, B, Young. Q 2 , 'gi I r' 1 i ll , f ., ,M--If-A-I..-,I I I I , fl I - I H V anus . ,. -3 - Q 1 .-. - . x Ia ' , I . , W af' Q R, I X ff- I- f .I-A '-' 'ff .t -z ff, I4 , ,, I I : V + , IX W . yo! 'Q' 51 ff ..,, I I+ ffil. 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Murphy, A. Dickson, S. Dobbins, G. Burgess, T. Geisler, R. Holm. Worley, C, Jenson, L, Feldsott, K. Paris, G. Mowry, B. Fleischer. Invert K 'v s' 4 Q' of I A f ,S 7 I , ilx l , , I ff .A fi' J 'ii -0 mf ,- ff., ' Bormon, F. Rodriguez, A ,- Q G. Nelson, C. Grossman THIRD ROW: D. Rosenthal, L. Cheshier, R. Klapp, W. Uhlman, R FIRST ROW: O. Pettus, D. Bade, J, Connolly, J. Paloskie, L. Craven, M, Horing, H, Hohman, A. Anderson. SECOND ROW: D. Merrill, 5. Divens, L Rogers, K, Kocher, K. Halbert, B. Johnson, P, King, C. Carver, B, Hinze, T. Wong, THIRD ROW: L. Logan, H. Gold, G. Leeds, E. Goldman, R. Maze B. Toupin, M. Swafford, M. Valentine, F. Caldwell. FOURTH ROW: J. Trittler, L. Goodwin, J. Galbreath, C. Ross, J. Dixon, M. Lewis, J. Mendoza B. Schutt. I. Jr'- . 5 ws, Y, 5, X , , F . -- ,ka rip FIRST ROW: S. Jorgenson, M. Richards, C. Rankin, B. Keith, V. Oeland, K. Winters, P, Steinbrook. SECOND ROW: L Poehnl, G. Burson, P. Ward, S. Hein, N. Hirschenhouser, S. Steingraber. THIRD ROW: R. Lopez, D. Peterson, J. Gowan, S. Thome, D. Ferguson, L, Reetz, D. Parris, J. Vunder. FOURTH ROW: T. Moritz, M. Moore, B. Trueheart, J. Ardizone, D. Way, J. Dowie, W. Bingham, J. Liedel, R. Gazzigi, J, Verros, D. Beers. --- ' s fe D ag t ,, 0 ' 9 51.1 , , R.-1 Q 1 1 Fx :fn f 4 il FIRST ROW: P. Wilson, D. Adams, R. Anctil, C, Jarosz, J. Autry, S. Grove, L. Taylor. SECOND ROW: K. Kirchner, S. Brcmn, D. Caldwell, J, Pierce P. Church, J. Coghlan, M. Brauer, D. Diaz, E. Skinner, THIRD ROW: S. Colt, B. Boyd, R, Quacquarini, G. Hill, J. Nelson, D. Lavardcl, G. Feddema, J. Gadwood, E. Blaske, J. Chamberlain. FOURTH ROW: B. Colby, D. Doss, T. Huchaby, F. Belt, K. Berger, G. Stuart, J. Fryer, F. Simpronia, H. Magi- dow, D. Frost, M, Haring. , ,. - -1 Kd... iPKlnv.a I A K4 ' Q 'l ' r v f 5.14 2' FIRST ROW: J. Blackard, B. Tomberg, S. Vestey, J. Tallakson, B. Deck, B. Heyl, C. Fuller, M. Willott. SECOND ROW: M. Waltuth. H. Simon. C, Pickette, L. Kusman, D. Shoemaker, E, Ramirel, S. Bernoski. THIRD ROW: R. Wylie, J. Engen, E. Escobar, R. O'Bryne, J. Wood, D. Kilmer, D. Wells, B. Case. FOURTH ROW: P. Alteld, R, Sherman, V. Sirelson, F. Rosenthal, J. Rivera, M. Maher, B. White, D. Seeger, J. Spence. r U ,.....,.. p .vl'l ri 9 'A 9 uf' I' I C FIRST ROW: B. Hopkins, S. Hackney, S. Hanson, K. Rodriguez, C. Stermer, D, Stanley, B. Gladu, J. Benson, M. Pethtel. SECOND ROW: R. Ayers, G. Jones, S. Blood, C. Monteverde, E. Spitzer, S. Erhart, B. Taylor, S. Graham, J. Delaney, B. Kimbro, R, Tarshis, S. Burns, THIRD ROW: J. Marriott, B. Little, B. Care, B. Faussetl, D. Russell, B. Frasz. FOURTH ROW: J. Wetzel, R. Brockway, G. Austin, R. Smith, J. Skarda, B. Strickland, B. Herring, R. Whitlow, L. Pendergrass. ik i 9 J ,U J Gd FIRST ROW: M. Sellem, S. Carr, A. Davidson, L. Johan, K. Nelson. SECOND ROW: P. Hoffer, J. Williams, S. Beleznay, C, Harrington, C. Dodson, C. Grossman. THIRD ROW: J. Fiorauanti, A. Gillogly, C. Herbert, J. Seeger, R. Winkler, L. Logan. -EA ll 9 1-lv-I D la . TK ' 1. z 9 8 ' L f ' X F ' 5 I . . ' .Q ' ' ' . u ' f I Q - ' . . R , ll MDP 1 70 FIRST ROW: P. Ward, S, Langley, J. Decker, S, Marriott, C. Rufer, D. Carpenter B. Johnston, P. Leitheiser, SECOND ROW: B. Daveis, T. Butland, E. Carroll, S. Egger, B. McDermott, R. Zimbalist. THIRD ROW: L. Soderlund, J. Marshall, E. Robson, J. Rogers, E. Miller, M. Hagan, T. Hernaez, M. Feldmier, G. Sack. 17'-a yur 'I FIRST ROW: N. Cox, J. Posner, C. Shiffer, A. Branson, S. Flinley, L. Schilling. SECOND ROW: D. Carrie, M. Irving, G. Spensor, J. Slein, J. Mullins, J. Rivera, T. Moore, B. Penhollow, S, Saunders. THIRD ROW: D. Brown, T. Samyn, V. Sirelson, C. Vincenr, K. Manley, M. Callahan, C. Wendel- Smilh, N. Arrowsmilh, R. Builderbclck, H. Rclbbilz. mx 'I FIRST ROW: D. Herfig, P. O'NeiI, L. Warner, C. Klein, Mr. Murhpy, N. La Val, J. Lieberman, P. Roberls. SECOND ROW: P. McCormick, C. Boe, J. Brown, J. Smith, C. Barker, R. Glazer, G. Lowe, L. Franz, E. Marla. THIRD ROW: K. Wearherwax, M. Kawakami, M. Newman, B. Hoffman, M. Lisses, D. Holmes, L. Cripe, A. Safrapa, P. Bryan, J. Bunii. FOURTH ROW: D. Kruse, L. Obar, S, Williams, W. Lippincolf, H. Prins, T. Ryan, D. Hudel- son, D. Kennedy. Phi' FIRST ROW: D, Caves, K. Randall, S. Elkins, L. Fraser, S. 0'Gara. J. Lamkin, D. Carpenler, A, Baddeley, E. Brown. SECOND ROW: J. Brown, D. Kidman, J. Provolr, L. Berman, T. Lear, T. Epperson, G. Quibell, T. Kirkmon THIRD ROW: I. Sacker, J. De Mille, E, Newton, R. Rowe. 9 9 K ,P x I, ill' , X ' xv-vin ill. FIRST ROW: K. Deu Friend, M. Nichols, G. Valliere, Z. Kruskamp, J. Janlzen, S. De Harl, B. Simonelli. SECOND ROW: M. Hollombe, K. Olson, T. Dobinsan, B. Schelley, J. Vanderluin, M. Serwe, J. Wishman, J. Whilacre, P. Frankle, J. Haddock, B. Cawlhorn, G. Clolhier. THIRD ROW: B. Leaf- dale, J. Whalen, D. Schauer, C. Cordes, G. Simpson, D. Abel, J. McCarlin, D, Dickson, J. Pickle, D, Pierce, L. Kuznels, K. Fiesle, W. Skiles. f... 3 15 .1 . ai if 'K 2 ei FIRST ROW: S. Case, G. Ennis, P. Hackney, G. Rueber, S. Myles, S. Dulin. SECOND ROW: M. Jones, D. Nelson, J. Smilh, R. Pierce, A. Conella, D. Yoho, K. Williams, L. Whalley, S. Hornbeck, D. Saling. THIRD ROW: O. Swikerl, D. Hirsch, H. Caslaneda, J. Ward, B. Warren, R. Mounl, T. Lin- gan, B. Howell, N. Hasenstab. il V I FIRST ROW: C. Wolfman, E. Fay, J. Rupe, C. Leach, K. Sheehan, S. Hallman, R. Webb, M. Terrell. SECOND ROW: S. Chambers, P. Baker, V. Doh- bins, J. Barlholomew, N. Sallerfield, S. Austin, L. Manson, M. Willis, B. Healh, C. Davidson, L. Walker, D, Kanouff. THIRD ROW: R. Johnson, M. Greenspan, J. Hayes, D. Sutlon, B. Zuber, B. Dias, D. Veslgl, S. Berger, M. Skeevers, M. Maclean, i f 5 -4 ' CI . ,- i,' 1 Q 4, iiijl. if H'1?l ., - . , .. so ,I . lv . ' 412 w if . . . ,:. . sf .Sl -.- 4 1 Q! ss 1 f' Q pp' -, x ll 0 ,. XMI . 'a , - I . 3 I ' I Q gi y J ,I 2 tr it ' f - 01 '5 . 4, V! I , I D ' - I all FIRST ROW: P. Jones, C. Dahl, C. Chaney, D. Bakey, M. Brown, P. Hoar, S. Deu Friend, B. Sippel. SECOND ROW: B. Hanna, G. Laven, S. Fowler, R. Endo, P. Mislay, P. Shapiro, N. McClintock, J. Curtin, S. Brook. THIRD ROW: P, Sandt, A. Checkwood, L. Carlson, J. Shoemaker, B. Smith, J Ahrens, D. Gecrgi, H. Selznick. FOURTH ROW: P. Drone, D. Brown, R. Friedman, R. Camilliari, D. Deering, D. Conrad, B. Philpott, E. Zidenberg W. McGhee. 7 l 4- P' FIRST ROW: M. Lurtsema, R. Brann, S. Beers N. Brunner, C. Gibbs, M. Shaw, L. Hansen, C. Reynolds. THIRD ROW: L. B. Alvarez, T. Seflinger, D. Yancey. , B. Cossum, N. Sugiyama, J. Fletcher, A. Purvis Conklin, T. McMurray, nb 5 .e..:Q,n,- 1.4 , K. Packer. SECOND ROW: J. Payne, D. Woodson, D. Berne, D. Blark, S. Barry, L. Blackburn, G. Provolt, .- -. ,. FIRST ROW: L, Colquette, D. Curzon, E. Beltran, C. Johnson, G. Vradenburg, C. Wilson. SECOND ROW: S. Horstmier, C. Slusser, P. Saukko, C. Macloskey, C. Smithwick, C. Quattrocchi, A. Fahey, L. Sholer, C. Boysen. THIRD ROW: T. Mathis, J. Norton, S. Chassey, M. Murphy, P. Nehers, D. Johnson, B. Sherman, W. Latter, D. Jacobsen. FOURTH ROW: S. Woodward, R. Stover, R. Hudspeth, J. Heronen, R. Dickeson, J. Cowart, R. Kaynor, D, Allen, J. Yates, B. Tallakson, B. Thompson, 8. Rouse. 2 1 11 6 LQ W7 fe? Q, '1 af- ' Sa big V90 -I I I ll 1' 1 49' ,, Q Af' Q, ar 'x xl x' FIRST ROW T Curran M Welnmaster S Johnson J Lowry R Jones V Sharpe L Holmes J Good SECOND ROW S Soflanos M Rakous G Palme S A I J r rsenauf Jackson A Wulson G Stoll M Lawrence D Ebert P Huffnngfon A Schroeder J Roo! THIRD ROW B Warne L Suhon W Hanson J Hall B Coghlan R Brown F Goldsberry F Plersol D Taber F f-1 FIRST ROW J Helvnk M Erlcson C Epperson C Fulion C McSwam J Good S Tansky C Mclam SECOND ROW S DeRamus M Chllwood Holm D McKee G Nelson J Lord C Mlkulanecz K Har! M Mlkhell D Konlvls M Marvel H Durkee THIRD ROW J Woods D K1 H9 A Juday L Burler R Thomas T Brlmlglon M Swelgarf T Mansfield R Knapp D Knuison P Davidson T Thompson J Woods N Moser wwf ,5- J9 -an 4 D E' wt' nyx, jx I Y! 2 1:-lakh : :Q I. o I 1 ' , 1 74 FIRST ROW 5 1 1 ger ouslon, D DeLanty SECOND ROW R Permaul, J Reed, E Edmondson, P Gar ren, P Burrows M Taikln P Butler N McNees THIRD ROW l Lelshe N Hodsouk D Zwelfel M Wxelpul R Siadler N A pleton A Erlcks 1 1 1 1 1 P 1 on T Erans FOURTH ROW D Rivers, C Calvin, B Gervals, L Breese J Wilson, D Rosebush, G Allen Baker M Mlchaelson G Landweer C DII L CI 41 - pu 1- , ..,, :li af- ..- . v Q. 2-L' Q ,1 f . , as-. I ' -v - -L I ' ' I -N97 '.AQ1Z'.'x:1f-'U' 'fit In ,ff ' 1 ' 1 9 . 4 ..,5 b 'fl 'i V 1 , f ,X . 0 , r ,- 1 Q -' 1 N 3. 1 I5 . I - ,. 1 1 .. 11 1 1 - I , - 'I L Q r -9 Q, -+4 , . Q 5, x .Y A1 A-1 -pr f ' 4 . 1 -- I 'F' ' 3, X ' ji , I 3, N? 1 , , ' - . I J I I f My-D U v A Q , , 1 H I , , I ' .X . . ' LN- A ' ' - 1 1. : ' ...! Q r f - Img?-4 l . 1 l .-Fx 1 41 I 1 1 - 11 'T 1 I 1. G , , 'A' - L , V I n 1 A X1 ' 1 I -F ' ' X 1 L !! . X I !', 1A 4J - R -S ' ' 7 f, -1 -' ' 1- . fl. I U 'I - 7 I 'T' I I . V' ge F ,1 I v ' 6 K 1 , J Y' , I ' x'fSN.,,, I .A ' F' , ' I :1 'T x1 1' I . I I - . 1 I 3 - 1 - I 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - - 5 - I 1 - 1 A 1 - 1 - 1 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 1 I 1 - 1 1 1 5 - 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 . 1 1 . I se' 4 ,A - ' f 'P -Q. 1 f R I ' I 1 4 , ' ' - Q 1- 1 5 ' - , J 1 I . .U 4 A, 1 s. f 1 1: a ' hxxvqx I . I- J r x r . ' 1 , ' 'T , A i . Q 1 9 W 1 . I I. : . ' 1 . A 1 . 1 . 1 . I 1 . 1 - 1 A ' 1 5 - 1 - I ' 1 D. 1 . 1 . 1 - 1 - ' 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 . 1. . . 1 1 1 - 1 . 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - A vw' - 1 Ai 1.. 1 , , 5 ur vs. 1 i 1 -' 5s..... Q.,- .0 A414 lf'L FIRST ROW: R. Popert, N, Buner, D. Peckham, L. Becker, B. Brunell, J. Wielkie SECOND ROW: R. Lopez, B, Hubbard, C. Johnston, C. Hunsaker, J. Peterson, H. Fleming, H. Stumpf, C. Gregory, H, Glaser, D. Thome, J. Denson. .lex . --.. 'pn FIRST ROW: V. Castro, D, O'Rourke, A. Taylor, I. Gist, L. Chulufas, R. Rohde, S. Mutz, M. Ozburn, L. Beltran. SECOND ROW: J. Pecho, D. Mayer, L. Phillips, J. Henderson, M. Stahlnecker, D. Lensley, N. Krueger, THIRD ROW: J, Denson. M. Niedrinshaus, D. Alden, R. Bishop, D. Riley, T, Max- well, D. Michaelson, C. Pradt, D. Constantine, yur ' fe FIRST ROW: J. Craft, K. Nett, K. Doyle, C. Dueber, I. Ayers, L. Moore, M. Leuridsen, C. Seim, P. Rogers. SECOND ROW: D. Stothers, L. Giebenrath, F. Graef, J. Planque, K. Latler, C. Harrison, J. Drinkwine, C. Burson, K. Woerle, J. Kennedy. THIRD ROW: W. Rufiyon, D. Babulski, B. Colato, G, Danielson, T. Meyer, J. Baker, FOURTH ROW: L, Lornz, C. Fredsti, B. Angelo, S. Miller, R. Doiling, D. Radtke, T. Thompson. V, J J 'J K! Il U Q21 lr. I Q 9 9 Q 1. ii v lt U gi U 'II 9 rs 9 I ',ll FIRST ROW: L. Cunningham, S. Carole, P. Gentry, D. Fye, M. Hurst, J. Lancaster, P. Huffman, R. Zuckerman. SECOND ROW: D. Wegman, L. Hayes, E. Dolinshek, P, Van Ess, M. Strickland, J. Mintey, S. Peden. THIRD ROW: B. Kanner, D. Rodriquez, A. Markon, G. Thomas, B. Larsen, L. Williams, M. Solo- way, V. G'Sell, B. Hopkins, D. Webster. FOURTH ROW: D. Anderson, J. Burdick, T. Elford, B. Sanders, B. Winans, G. Stone, T. Emery, L, Hochman, K. Wittenhagen. .1 V It .Q -s i A-.N x,. 7 14,54 A. 1 FIRST ROW: F. Chavez, A. Wilson, K. Towers, M. Babicz, S. Rhodes, K. Pierson, S. Hart, P. Barwick, C. Villanova. SECOND ROW: J. McKeon, R. Lafflam, A. Argo, J. Beveridge, J. Oakes, B. Burstall, L. Lelieberg. THIRD ROW: B. Goldstain, C. Craddock, C. Doolittle, G. Iiams, M. MacDonald, S. Koransky, T. Thompson, R. Inch, E. Yeoman. o to FIRST ROW: C. Lowman, C. Minus, M. Taylor, B. Larson, J. Pardieck, C. Marsh, J. Nelson, 5, Reed, J. Grant. SECOND ROW: F. Levang, J. Hoggott, K. Provost, I. Vanderhope, C. Hagenow, S. Sklar, B. Chapman, A. Partida, J. Morrison, J. Beveridge, B. Tisdaie, M. Mitchell, M. Collins. THIRD ROW: J. Gibson, M. Smith, B. Scott, A. Rivera, B. Cranmer, R. Hallenberg, A. Van Cleave, R. Clannolins, B. Baker, T. Kingsbaker. FOURTH ROW: P. Gavin, B. Brown, J. Rothwell, R. Bussard, J. Ringo, K. Schoenborn, A. Koransky, L. Taylor, F. Godfrey, M. Kohrs, K. Scott. L w Hg wg al X . f I GW 9 2 W'V?- RWEW ...xl gif0.3 n1',1i' 3' am, lg 3 A 'n3gxm1'g Qi 9? 1 ' vi i s ws.. rr 5 ' 1'--,. K. L Q milf! it ' . K rf-TJ 1- ' .' QQKF' .yfl',,f,Z' '59 . ' ' 45 '- ' :f,4iw H 4' , , ,., -' if '- -1 ' A 1 X ' '- '5- , . y , 9' X , ll X be Ap 1 SNEEK PEEEKS Nothing grweur wus ever achieved witMc1.f1er1thusic1sm, Ralph Waldo Emerson KN LIBBI H0ll1'0l Verdugo is by far the greatest morally academically and athletic ally To have been president is an opportunity for which I will always be deeply grateful Libby Norton Some things cannot be put into words for words are inadequate to express my gratitude for the opportu nity of serving Verdugo my beloved school. Diane Mintz This past semester has been a tre- mendous experience and one which will always remain in my memory as a wonderful event of my high school years. Sharon Rector 80 mmm-:1n' VERNMEN YIGE PBESIBEII SECRETARY gs 'iw HB3 3 DIANE HIITZ SHABBI BEGTIJB a-I wa-I a-I ASSEMBLIES EINANIEE EUEELSLTY DANIEES ATHLETICS If-If SEIFTALIFTY Morgure!Kuwukc1mn SW HEUHGE 3242530 VE WA SM 'TH Student Body President is by far the greatest honor and privilege that could be paid to an individual Serving my school is an endeavor which I cherish and will long remember George Szabo l am so grateful for the opportunity of being Vice President of Verdugo Hills High lt is most certainly one of the greatest honors aryone could ever bestow upon m Verva Smith This experience will greatly benefit me in my future endeavors. The greatest honor one can have is a student body office. Beverly Brewer 82 UMMEH SITEQE PRESIDENT HSS DIRECT R QF LIES IDPANEZES FINANCE PUBILIFEITY ATHLETIFE55 HBSPIITALITTY .A 4.1 Q-A 84 FIRST ROW C Thomas M Kawakamn H Druyun D Mmtz L Norton S Rector V Smlth J Shapiro SECOND ROW K Smith L Moran P Rosenkrantz D Adams P Burrows J Yerby M Lurtsema D White M Helvlk B Heath C Nuchols P Ramsey P Mager J Dnlley B Rlvkmd S Beach P Garrett C Harrmgton FOURTH ROW J Messlnger K Bachman V Park J Epperson R Hudspeth R Brockway L Newton E Cranmer N Kenyon FIFTH ROW K Moss M Noll W Grlswold G Szabo J Hasenstab P Hollenbeck L Gerbus P Vargas R Dunham D Yancey J Bow er J Henderson Chief Justice Pat Vargas is-3 FIRST ROW Lynn Morin Pat Vargas Kenny Moss SECOND ROW Phylus Rosenkrantz Joyce Yerby Jlm Hasenstclb Barbara Rlvkmd Paula Mnger CW' L. L.: I9 S 'I 5' .JJ ' E vf 3 q :'I . rj I 5 - J ,, NI z .ab oultul . U , . . , . I . 7 . I I r - I ' 1 - I A 1 -V I ,I q. I ' , . . : 4 - 7 - Saukko, S. Hanson, D. Austin, M. Rawson, K. Burch. THIRD ROW: R. Glazer, C. Tuttle, S. Thompson, M. Dragotis, M - ,- ,- ,- ,- ,- ,- .NI , -27 r X L xkf .K 'V V Q, A. 'N Q'Q I .. ' 4 1 o f-X 1 9153 gl -Z FIRST ROW P Ramsey J Henderson M Murphy B Rlvkmd L: Szabo V Smnh M Kawakoml S Thompson L Rob yon M Marvel S Redor B Hopkins THIRD ROW W Runyon F Levang C Rufer E Skinner C Vess C Harrlng Ion K Abboll D Adams A Conefla D Nelson L Matlson P Butler FOURTH ROW S Heln N Ellerbee J Craft J Blackard L Hayes H Linder J Planque C Saukko J Royer M Rawson S Eddy FIFTH ROW R Jones M Wll son R Jackson R Anderson S Brook D Kesler C Wendel Smlfh T Brlmlglon P Vargas D Frazier B Flelscher J Gibson Chief Jushce Larry Roberts FIRST ROW R Jones L Roberls S Redor SECOND ROW B Flelscher M Wllson J Dulley P Burler 1.4 44 4 ff' F 7 J . uf I W I A f' . i U ,J -r O .J , J 'I I , U x NI erfs. SECOND ROW: C. Wilson, K. VanOsdoI, M. Beauer, N. Peratf, K. Olsen, D. While, J. Dilley, B. Holmes, N. Ken- 'L- Paul Hollenbeck The California Association of Student Councils is a state wide organization and is part of the National Association of Student Councils CA SC is sponsored by the California Association of Secondary School Principals Each State Organization is subdivided into distracts Call forma has twenty six districts George Szabo was selected President of District Twenty which includes all los Angeles City Schools At the beginning of last summer George attended the N A S C conference In Pitts burgh Pennsylvania for a week as one of the represent atives from California 86 0 4? Gene Lowry Spencer Baughman Representing Verdugo Hills at the 59th Girls' State session was Sharon Rasmussen. This annual event was held at the University of California at Davis where each girl develops the spirit of love for home and country. As Verdugo's representatives to the 59th Boys' State session were: Spencer Baughman, Paul Hollen- beck and Gene Lowry. This event, held at Sacramento, California, emphasized leadership and a knowledge of our state govern- ment. The boys were chosen by the American Legion, and Sharon by the school administration All were selected on the basis of out standing citizenship leadership and Interest In good government Sharon Rasmussen George Szabo ga. e?. 9. I wlsh you luck on the gndlron John G Fox When I say close thot door Mlke Pecorovuch Weekend trlp to the moon Robert A Phelps '44-n Add a proton Harold Robbins . . . You would look funny -1' . . . For every action there is a reaction . . . Palmo A. Turco in my country too . . .' Dr. No-Yong Pork Winler Summer President Presidenl - .4,.n- 44,4 . Judy O Gara Considered the lop gurls servlce l sc ool the a dues are seen on campus nn black weskels whale ouses an ack r T ey sfrlve o promote school Splflf and bring nor lo lhelr school Members sl be In A l or above Wlnver Presudenl K IIYIEGIMFIES Sharon Rasmussen In lhelr yellow weskels The Key effes appear on campus wlllmg lo serve Verdugo Thelr foundation as wlth the Ssna w club of Tu lunga and fhenr ldealsareslmllar Summer President I 9 Karen Burch Roberta Lynn Winter Summer President pmsidem -L.... .. , .. .U Paul Hollenbeck The Knights are a boys servlce club parallel to the Ladies In duties They can be rec ognlzed by their black sweaters They strive to de v op the best splrut and hnghest :deals In school Members must b an A ll or a ove KEY BLUE in '77 A Duck Landweer The Key Clubs otto e UI d and theur form of govern ment Ideals and purposes ore sum' lar to those of the Klwanls Club of Tulunga Members are chosen from a d e s through A l2 Winter President Summer Presndent George Szabo Dana KGSVGI' Winter Summer Presudenl Presudent Barbara Hedges c Dlen the motto of the Hosputallty Club m e a n s serve They are greatly responsl f frnendly spunt of Verdugo Girls In a d e s t through twelve are elnglble HBSPIVITJALIYTY Charlene Saukko ' SUBSIIBAN Chosen from among the tenth th r o u g h th e twelfth grades, the Subsidians serve their school in n u m e ro u s ways. They are a new club iust formed this year. in 1 ' ' , ' K if W pf I I X Xx GHES3 Luke to get deeply engrossed In think ing'9 Ever imagine yourself a general planning battle strat egy9 Try chess with all of its intricacies and complications 111 1 'D 1-5' , 1 , ll G L vi , V ik ' . ' nf u, ,, t1 Q, Q sh-ffl-al . . 'P ,. -.A ' 5 H it I u 2' 'X Q K x i 5 ..f. ,R.l a , f - 11 X X , , A 1 2 Q rj ! a - A if M E Q- -gf H I v A Z I x 5 l t , . , i s 6.3.12 Verdugo honors those of the honor elite. All students with fine scholastic averages are eligi- ble for the Califor- nia Scholarship Fed- eration. K-:K 1.1-l IU Q7 DEBATE Luke to argue? Try at with organ: za non Its mu h more fun This club IS open to active participants and to all interested ob servers EHLUBEBS Scientific imagi- nation and curiosity inspires this group to perform experi- mentations and ex- aminations If you v e r w w then this is for you 31 Q Nowak? LATIN Sodalitas Latinas the only organ ization at Verdugo that promotes unter n classics students interested and with one sem ester of Latm may om 92 FBENGH u are French III or higher then this is for you Lots of fun and n terestnng activities ae to be had in this club Q55 FSL.. PHGTGGBHHY All camera bugs lom this club to com pore technlques and enter Into compels on ot schools THE T163 Students who are good in moth loin this club to improve on speed ond oc- curocy in working problems. SLIBE BULB A students f thus group wull reol :ze the value ofthe slnde rule when they reach college Thus club as open to all who feel that thus skull ss necessary 93 TENNIS Southern Calufor nra the breeding ground for many famous tennis play ers Join the Tenms Club and improve your game 1 I A M fini B K 192 5 A I ,Sv fy--1 P+., SP ISR This club is for any student inter- ested enough to en- gage in activities designed to improve Spanish skills. 'L TIIESPILIS The organization for amateur actors at Verdugo All of our plays which have been enloyed by students have been produced by this group 'Y ' r we ' L. , 1 F 1' Ai , sf' . i . - i' I J! M A M - fu - 'I . i X fif ' y l . l 4 . X . n ' in 7. S f, - 4 513 . 1 sf 52 i Y A x L ,I ill, ' ,L V E. W' ' U1 i . s- X X L 96 Editor Assistant Editor Elvira Webb Lynn Johnson Chairman Chairman Chairman Chairman Aclivihes Admmislrahon Advertising Classes 5. Jackie Ayles Ed Blaske Marcy Brouer Marcy Claussen Diana Dielsch Howard Gold Paula Mager Jackie Coghlan Charlofle McSwain ! I C. . 'Q 'lf 6 x N ,, s 1 U D B Sharon Reclor Julie Hill Ann Dickson Carolyn Jorosz K 1, 1 I X! f Sponsor 11- A - 'VA ' v H Mr Tanas Chalrman Chairman Chairman Chairman Classes Publlclly Sensors Alhlehcs Roberta Lynn Carol Sengebusch Kathryn Olsen Jlll Dllley Stephanie McSwaln Judy 0 Gara Sharon Rasmussen Eileen Skinner pus Barbara Tomberg Many Walluch Jlm Bumpas Joan Wllluams Verva Smith 97 N Q- ' - -'I I Jx Winter Editor Assistant Editor Jerry Karp Howard Pomeroy Beverly Brewer Vicky Brewer Kathy Deufrlend James Doollttle Barbara Cawthon Ann Connetta Linda Dempster Susie Deufrlend Kat Dobbms Sharon Dobbins Herbert Druyun Mary Ericson Susan Erhart Howard Gold Allen Hyman argaret lrvlng , 1 W gifts.: . M . Summer Editor Summer Editor Assistant Editor fi Cindy Thomas Denise Adams Mr Schlegel Susan Fowler Carl Golomb '47 ,N 4- C27 Lee Pendergrass Nancy Peratt S Shirley Johnson Roberta Jones Natacha Kenyon Pamela Relnhart Bob Smith 'K Glynne Smith Barbara Steele Charles Stirling Karen Weatherwax .Q S H- S Q1 , 1' I 1 6-an x 1 , , Pam Kueffer Zoya Kruskamp Melinda Murphy Karen Nelson -.. 4- 6 sg. . .L 5553 ' x O FIRST ROW D Mlntz J Autry M Vllllott S House C .larosz R Webb L Newton A Enckson R Mouck, B Tomberg C Epperson C Leach K Burch J Good M Waltuch SECOND ROW E Sklnner C Vess J Coghlan L Taylor S Johnson P Sternbrook K Abbott L Roberts D Stanley C Davidson S Hallman B Flrnn D Peckham THIRD ROW L Hooker B Heath M Hanng C Harrington H Spitzer D Watts B McDermott M Martin J Wllson D Allen J Mendoza L Schilling S Hodges H Frscher FOURTH ROW D Walsh S Mozenter B Drlckey W Denne S Yancey G Stuart M Callahan L Lersge K. 'N v I ed on 'A' 5 x ! JY' ' 'fj U 1 - ' . - . - ' f . , - , - , - V - J .uf . , - ' . , - , - f r V - I - - D: Vestal,.C. Taylor, K. Moss, R. Wllitlow, J. Brovlm,-B. Heyl,lL. Johnson: C. Miller, Tuttle. l I I I I , 5 H U 5. 'l . 'J X. - 1 ,- U f J - ' . 4' ...- li6HIl?53T1'i J .4 FIRST ROW Kay Woolwrne Carol Tuttle Joanne Muller Russell Endo Nancy Shomler Bob Schutt Bethene Beauvals Cheryl Chanev Anne Krey SECOND ROW Pat McCormack James Baker Lloyd Kenyon Beth Heath Bull Baxter Johnny Sanders Dave Seeger John Mendoza Vuctor Wesley Mr Pope Carol Manson Sharon Graham ..r....- FIRST ROW John Shoemaker Bob Schutt Ira Sacker Elllot Myron Shella Hanes Bethene Beauvals Bonnie Hunt Victor Slrleson Barbara OBryon Charlene Bogarsku Kay Woolwlne Joan Tllson SECOND ROW Spencer Baughman Jlm Hayes Ron Wvlle Ron Burks Tum Stone Jlm Gowan Dave Camp bell Bull Baxter Tum Ryan Jo Ann Mlller Dan Taber Jlm Doollttle Gerry Musgraves THIRD ROW Eddle Burch Allen Glllogly John Mendoza Fred Caldwell Carol Manson Joyce Marsh Barbara Wood Tom Lear FOURTH ROW Jackle Maynard Gene Lowry Mlke Slrelson 47 .Sr J-'S 1 S S .',-' l J ,ern TJ.. , ' , , ' , , W V ., SM 1 'J B s 'V NIB ,JF - l , B , , ' , ' - , 5 ,vu-,,, aff ri!! if Q, 1- f , of Q. , , 4' 1 s ,eg ' - ,W ., v g I Ik v ff vm, A f s W 2 was .WM X. H., Q V. 1l,, .3 are 4? ,Y yr 3 if-3.5 A 'mvk KF 7' 'gy-f - g. , View This letter is alliof you for 'Er ing honor you have iust ceitferredpon us by nam- 1 V if 1 .... .Lain u ing one of your campus ckrdaslgijloltner Glen. t 5 A ' , U , Your gesture moved us deeprlybomolldthan I could possibly describe here or rel. . 1 . , ' X , . Our happiest moments ref X T that we - spend enioying the grivilgge q ing inmae midst ofthe vefdugo Hsllfnigtjirhoo wdenfmudy. We use the worcl?'priviIegg', .beca we really mean iust that. Thd fact thcit you ' I 'Tas to attend A your athletic md other eiwits G cherish and look forward toiyea year . Y 5 4-2 . . . So, thanks a million, a mi times m dear E, K . up friends, and we shall do everythinggvb can to try to deserve and live up to this truly cious glimpse into your hearts. Trodifion approves ol! forms of scmpevition. ' Arthur Clough -0-I .- 7 ' C 'Q rl' ,ff-F V SONGLEADERS Anna Holmes Jll D Iley Beve o Jecmn e Epperso S e ger Svephume McSwo n CHEERLEADERS Cha les Butle Lo en W II mms Gary Bennet? M ke Mcrhn X! , w , Q , X qx ,XXE fb 'HITA SHEHBIN W ,FELL JEAN STEVIE LUBEH MIKE BABY SHARES SECRETARY Kafhryn Olsen VICE PRESIDENT Sharon Rasmussen Nancy Peraft HATS AND UNIFORMS RoberIa Lynn POM POM CHAIRMAN POM POM ROUTINES Carolyn Jarosz Jackie Ayles PRESIDENT Pamela Kueffer ELECTRICIAN Pamela Dodd BASIC DRILL CHAIRMAN DRILL T T With the conscientious sponsorship of Miss Bergin and Miss Johnson, the efficient co-operation of the cabinet, the tremendous leadership of Pam Kueffer and Sharon Rasmus- sen, andthe hard work of the stars themselves, the Verdugo Hills High Drill Team was a great success. The '59 Drill Team, according to the students, spectators and school administrators, was hailed as one of the best in the league. This well deserved praise is given in appre- ciation of the girls who were filled with one desire-that being to achieve perfection in executing the colorful high- stepping routines for our Alma Mater, Verdugo. 5 :rv-:,.....,,,,,.4' , .Nm ,,,N, -Y' Wa:-5 3' R 2' Q!!! . if Y n -1 X , ., , . . . , N. ,.:',a1. ' Q- .if WE' A .,,F, -dugg, ' if ' i.-gg 4-Q-, :ff 4 .4- - -wr' M-W M- . -1 fah--X21 ilu, M. x -a , Q 5:3 f Uffqn' 6 jf f'f': , 1 A ' St, .xv N' . Swbiuhu :s,m::.u5v 1 - A I .1-'SM ': l J-'BBILLT XJ . ri-.. 93' Y.. 1.1- ,,., ing, f awp Andy Anderson Phyllis Thomas Ealeen Skinner Beverly Brewer PRESIDENT Sfephome McSwaln VICE PRESIDENT Lynn Johnson TREASURER CORR SECRETARY SECRETARY DIRECTOR OF SPORTS Mcxlne Newman HISTORIAN Y! ..A..a,.a,.a DIRECTOR OF SPORTS CORR SECRETARY SECRETARY Paula Muger Judy Fog! PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT MMR HISTORIAN Wendy Porter TREASURER Jacque Coghlan Ellen Skinner Helen Hohman Carolyn Jarosz II3 4 Guided by the fine obility of Chuck Ross cmd Dove Seeger, Verdugo's Lettermen Club assisted ot Sports Night ond patrolled in front of the school otlunch. IIIXHIQ I- 4?-Q -11-up :: Fl M Under the able leadership of Becky Heath and Kathy Abbott, the Letter- girls served Verdugo in many ways this semester. They monitored at the snack lines and assisted in the Girls' Gym. IIGHEGGIIIIG QUEEN SUE lkillll PBIIGESS PAMELA KUEFFEB PRINCESS J0 All HUNTER OUR QUEEN CROWNING OF THE QUEEN HOMECOMING QUEEN CANDIDATES HOMECOMING CHAIRMAN -g .4 LAST YEAR S QUEEN PEGGY 1 ROYAL COURT ' O 1 THE THRONE AT GAME - is -gf'-, ' . g 3, kj X i CY E 9 ,R f ix A fail, Q-FAI .1 A Av- .MLUQ N ., U . A 'Q 'Q' la - .QV 1 n X F !' 2-xr: gf, bv N , 5 2.54 ai? 1. , 1 - 2.2.5.1 'Qi 4 , vi . a. if I kg 1 i.7,,i-g .iffh-5 UAH :sp . any .,,-- , V ,ggmge -1, .A 1 'Q-px 15 .Y -.5 5 ':tj.'-r. 'R .44 ' - ' fy, .Tv i35!Qur...i15L.iwF5iQV '.G,..' , xv! LI--1 4.124 P .- -' '. H.--:Fra , , 1 ,--, ui., 1. -,,.. -rwrluw. . . .-- L-- .,, .- Kg, 5 '.35x v ,1 .6-rg cis-Jag ' ' 'Z Mfg- 1, . 'z A .mil Mu.,-,:2?3N 5.-u ' RW' A! W.. - .. . .V fc. -fx , W.,3,,, ...E . Q 'I -. . . - mu- ,asf .1-. 'C . :Ag-rs.: - .A l . 1 .S M- ,V if QQ. 3- ,,...-jfs: , .A I P ,, Q,-?51,i:,sg,f . A Q it ,iii . 'i Ji -4- f ,, r : .y V.. : - - 5 ...- ,, V Q 4' i 1 FA Q, , li' iw VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD FIRST ROW: Spencer Baughman, John Stephens, Gary Gudmundson. SECOND ROW: Art Parker, Bob Herring, Chuck Goodwin, Joe Spitler, Ken Bachman, Mike Skeeters, Jim Fox, Bob Crossan, Allan Chassey, Mike Davis. THIRD ROW: Coach Reeves, Pat Vargas, Elvie Cranmer, Don After going undefeated for six straight games, the finest grid team in the history of Verdugo finished their season with a 6-2 record. Fourth place in the final Northern League standings was an ill-deserved fate for the fighting Dons. All-Northern League tackle, Spencer Baughman, was a main cog in our forward wall - picked by many as the best line in the Polar Loop, A well- rounded backfield, consisting of Ken Bachman, Jim Fox, and Al Chassey provided the rooters with many thrills with their long touchdown runs. The premiere performance of the Dons went as expected when they proved iust too much for the revenge minded San Fernando Tigers, beating them I3-6. Jim Fox scored the winning touchdown in the last quarter on a twenty-yard run. The Yankees of Hamilton were downed I4-lo, in Verdugo's first home game. Again Verdugo scored a last minute touch- downto win the contest. I2O The Milk Bowl Game with newly-built Grant was one of the biggest victories of the season. Verdugo power, running and passing accounted for the lopsided 38-O final score. ., ,T ,-. ms ,, s,,h 1 . --. V . I sg - its, 1 'f MJ, s , I ,X .A ' ' 4 4-V. . 4 'PMA . Lil?-gh 'fjJxiw,El:4 ff:'T1-'w1t1lQ.g'11f'M-'N-lt T -' - - 1, S aff., R 14 B6f t 4 Ill 32 f i s 1 5 'gif u l Harris, Russ Stromberg, Jim Kirkham, Charles Holtz, Mike Bald- win, Matthew McEnnerney, Paul Hollenbeck, Mike Albaeck, Dan Kilmer, Coach Hough. FOURTH ROW: Willard McGhee, Bob Betsworth, Chuck Ross, Jim Brennan, Ron Hudspeth, Brian Seitz, Jim Hunter. Lincoln's Tigers went down to defeat, 12-6, in Verdugo's league opener. Again Jim Fox showed great breakaway ability as he won the game on a last minute, fourth quarter touchdown romp. Upset minded, the Belmont Sentinels gave Verdugo rooters a scare when, at the end of the third quarter, the score was tied 13-13. Ken Bachman, taking matters into his own hands, proceeded to score three touchdowns and kick four extra points to down the stunned Sentinels, 40-13. The visiting Northern League champs, Marshall Barristers, received a 12-7 drubbing. The Dons vowed to win this game because of last year's questionable loss to the Lawyers. The Eagle Rock Eagles proved to be unwanted guests at Verdugo's Homecoming Game. They downed the fighting Dons, 13-19. At a specially arranged night game, the Dons met the Franklin Panthers, with whom they were tied for the Northern League crown. Being the last game for each team, the contest was a must. The Dons fought hard, but couldn't capitalize on a few breaks. When the gun sounded the Dons owned the short end of the 13-7 final score, dropping them into a non-deserving fourth place. 121 Spencer Baughman Gary Gudmundson Elvie Cranmer James Kirkham Ron Hudspelh John Stephens 122 Mike Davis Charles Holtz Allen Chassey .lohn Stephens Pal Vargas i fy Mike Baldwin Dan Kilmer 4 2 Chuck Goodwin Couch Hough ,- Coach Reeves M. V. P. John Siephens Roberf Herring Russ Sfromberg Jim Brennan Charles Ross Joe Spiller Spencer Baughmon Jim Fox Ken Bushman Gary Gudmundson 4 SAN FERNANDO 6 VERDUGO HILLS I3 bl HAMILTON 6 VERDUGO HILLS 14 -QM GRANT 0 VERDUGO HILLS 38 LINCOLN 6 VERDUGO HILLS 12 is 5 ZW' BELMONT I3 VERDUGO HILLS 40 MARSHALL 7 VERDUGO HILLS I2 EAGLE ROCK I9 VERDUGO HILLS 'I3 FRANKLIN 13 VERDUGO HILLS 7 B3 IIQQTBBH --,-1 .gt x 4. . 1 ------.ee-.... 3 -. into FIRST ROW D Wall, S. Marshall, D. Shauer, R. Stover, K. Manley, I.. Beltron, L. Reetz, R. Winkler, J. Mullens, T. McMurray, D. Campbell. SEC- OND ROW Coach Murphy, D. Norby, B. Tallakson, D. Heffner, D. Riley, T. Huchaby, B. Vogel, L, Williams, T. Prichard, R. Knapp, B. Colby, P. Davidson Coach Davidson. THIRD ROW: D. Brown, L. Lorenze, D. Grant, B. Smith, D. Taber, T. Meyer, G. Nelson, J. Baker, D. Black, J. Thompson, J Wetzel T Samyn K. Kaynor, S. Rufner. The story of this year's B team is not an easy one to tell. Plagued by countless iniuries and inexperienced squad members, the team fought hard and clean all sea- son. These two factors combined with internal complications were the contributing reasons to the Jr. Dons' two win six loss record. Playing against the San Fernando Tigers in the opening game, the Dons were downed O-12. The Hamilton Yankees managed to squeak by the Dons 6-13. Against Grant the Jr. Dons proved their superiority by a 19-12 score. After dropping the league opener to Lincoln 0-12, the B's came back against Belmont. lt has been said that the Sentinels possess one of the best B teams in the city, but this did not stop the Jr. Dons as they held Belmont to a scoreless half. ln the second half, Belmont's strength proved superior as they coasted on to win O-12. The Barristers of Marshall walked by the Dons 6-13. Against Eagle Rock the Dons were overpowering as they marched over the Eagles 19-12. ln their final league game the Jr. Dons could not overcome the litters and fumbled their way into a O-26 score. The team, composed of many first year footballers, played very well all season. We feel that the experience gained will aid these boys when they become future varsity competitors. 1 i 'P . 9 'if lu- ' U iw sf 4255 Pr , . .0 FBGIBALL ARS ITT BAS ETBA YM Phlp S v ' VA A v 'V' vi' Y' A v 'v v' 'Y' Y' ' v iff? 1 4' ,-? . 5 . .. 'V f-:. i -V-P- Bruce i F w R 'R 1 e. 'X XR Ronnie Rowe Dave Rosenthal Dan Heronen Evan Kindred Robert harp Cal Jensen 8 Y , X '? v , rf. ' . 4 L W-v. . 4 l s 'J I V Mt . VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD FIRST ROW J Bawker M Noll B Phulpott D Luney D Rosenthal SECOND ROW Coach Korach R Anderson D Heronen J Skarda R Rowe C Jensen E Kundred B Sharp ManagerR Seldcn Thus year s edutuon of Verdugo s Varsuty Basketball team was undeed one the student body can be proud of Playing un perhaps one ofthe toughest leagues un the cuty the Dons fought hard clean bas ketball all season The Dons finished the season un second place wuth a seven wun three loss record aged to squeak past Verdugo 5l 52 Verdugo played Luncoln and beat the Tigers by a 43 32 count Belmont our next opponent proved too fast as they burned the Dons 45 55 Thus dudn t stop Verdugo as they bounced back to walk by Marshall 42 39 Eagle Rock and Franklun were next on the Dons wun lust as both teams were turned away by scores of 60 4l and 49 22 As the second round of league play began the Dons met a much improved Luncoln team as the Tigers beat us 32 48 A fired up Belmont team gave Verdugo uts thurd loss un league games 38 54 Our team didn t let up as they topped Marshall 5l 47 and Eagle Rock ol 37 The funal game of the season found Franklun guvung us a rough fight but we pulled out to knock them by cu 52 49 score By funushung second un the Northern League the Dons won the honor of partucupatung un the Los Angeles Cuty Hugh School Basketball Tournament Playing against the top seeded team un the tourney North Hollywood the Dons put on a good show while losung 41 60 Thus year s team was a fast hustlung ball club led by Duck Luney Dan Heronen Cal Jensen Bruce Phulpott and Ronnie Rowe .u uu I L' U 1 5 The practice games went this way: Fairfax downed the Dons 33-55. San Fernando barely man- 3 lil' BASKETEH ffff .s ff 'rdf -lf' L---.... FIRST ROW George Austin Rrchord Dunham Rrcky Brockway Ron Worley Eddle Blaske Stephen Wrlllams Robert O Byrne SECOND ROW Coach Korach Bob Smrth Harold Flemlng Gary Eddy Kenneth Berger Bob Drlckey Mike Wrlson John Dowre Manager larry Grossberg The l959 60 edltlon ofthe Verdugo J V team was Indeed an outstanding one Fmrshmg up the season wnth a twelve wln two loss record the Jr Dons domlnated play over thelr many opponents The Dons started off the season by losmg to a well rounded Fairfax team by a 28 49 count Agalnst San Fernando the Dons played better ball and came out top 34 24 The thlrd practice game of the season found the Dons toppmg Wnlson 45 31 The funal practice game of the season against Roosevelt proved to be another vlctory for our Jr Globe Trotters 48 30 As league play began the Dons stayed In contentlon for the Northern League crown by losing only one game out of their frrst fave Lincoln s Tigers were whute washed 48 24 The Belmont fave fell at the Dons feet 57 30 Marshalls Barrlsters by a one basket margln slrpped past the Dons 42 44 Verdugo bounced back to take Eagle Rock 52 40 and Franklin by a 4l 24 margin The second round of Northern League play found the Dons continuing on therr wrnmng ways by dropprng Llncoln 50 24 and then bouncing Belmont 67 35 With the arrlval of the champlonshlp game the Jr Dons knew a vnctory was a must They played superbly as they sent Marshall down the drain by a 54 49 count Eagle Rock and Franklln again felt the lash of our vnctory whlp losing to the Dons by successive scores of 53 49 and 69 36 The J V s had a terrnflc season fmnshlng wlth a nlne wan one loss league record For thus feat they were rewarded co holders of the Northern League Champnonshlp Helpmg the Dons all season were players Bob O Byrne Gary Eddy John Dowle George Austin Ron Worley and Rrcky Brockway Coach Korach expects to bolster the strength of our Varslty team next year by these fine basketball competutors B ABB C BASKETBALL N B BASKETBALL SQUAD FIRST ROW Tom Brimlglon Jim Henderson Larry Cheshier Larry Giebenralh Vic Sirelson Clarke Herberf SECOND ROW C BASKETBALL SQUAD FIRST ROW Harold Sterling Larry O Bar Tom Moll-us Dick Kidman John Siem Dwight Kennedy Dennis Mayer SECOND ROW Couch Cnppin Tim Mansfield John Engen Earl Goldman Winston Hansen John Hall Allan Gilgioly Bill Sheriff X V , if' . ' . l AX . ' V, X 5, '- I' M x 1. ff I , Y , N M K l , es L. I . .-. , 4 V J! X- 5 fx, L L i Q J -12 , 1' 'l , ' 1, , N. Richard Freidman, Bill Wivell, Eddiellidenberg, Luther Phillips, Stevlen Barry, John lleronen, Clifford llincenl, Coach Crippin. ral '-5 - ff . . . 1 4 - F in ' l Sw x l . f,- Q 1' N , , L ' l3l GMES WEN N FIRST ROW B Lmle R Naihonson J Kepharf J Messmger J Morse S Hallock D Frazrer SECOND ROW F Provoli J Gerlach L Kenyon R Whybrew T Stone L Shoup J Nelson C Froze THIRD ROW Couch McCollom S Muller K Manley T MucMurruy R Navrckas R Dallng L Hun? J Brown D Pierre D Frazer L Mulllns Munagerj Frum .', ' - . . . . . . . . , e 1 - - ......... . . . . g .,....... . . -K- -,rl KIX ll ,I,,A ,, ,,, L. 'x.',', . , . . . . . .. . .. .. .1 '1 ' ,' , 11.1. ,i.l ,,,,.,.. . . 1- .X .., ,.,.. .l.'x ' , , , ,,, ,. ..... .I. ...I-l.,. -It 1 K I' .ll 1 , . ..... ..,. N .. .. .. - r . . A 1 'I' 'I .. ... rf, 1 ' ',' .... ..' . r. ... .. .. .. . .. wx- ' K ' .. .. . r .- . .. .. . ... .. . - 1 ' ' ' ' , . -.' .. . .. v . .. .. . . I . . . ,I . . T, . ..- by lg M .., s - ' ' V : . , . , . , . , . , , , . . : . , . , . r ' r - r - 1 - r - . : I ' r - I - I ' , , , . . . , . ., . , . , . . Q1 if ,, FIRST ROW: B. Dizack, J. Karp, F. Beli, J. Cohen, L. Dinesfield, R, Levin. SECOND ROW: T. Mansfield, 1. Presron, J. Heronen, Coach Levin, Manager L. Hoeman, R. Dunham, E, Morrison, L. Berman. 133 IT TRAC I .7 FAX ' X1 J riff f A rf FIRST ROW D Sebring A Packard L Shoup S Marshall S Rufener K Manley D Landweer C Butler L Gerbus S Miller SECOND ROW C Taylor P Crawford S Wilson A Hyman M Martin B Crossan D Frazier W Lippincott J Sprtler J Cowart R Winkler THIRD ROW F Goldberry S Brook M Dowell L Hunt C Ross G Tomita K Woerle C Fraze C Fredsh J Nelson Managers P Shapiro R Selden Our Varsity Track Team was composed of a highly spirited group of athletes. The Dons met some ofthe top teams in the city at the beginning of the season. The thinclads made a fine showing by winning their first league meet at Lincoln, 683A to 36M. The sprint squad was headed by Chuck Taylor, Alan Packard, and Steve Wilson. The 440 yard dash was run by Keith Manley, and the 880 found Al Hyman in the top position. The hard hearted Verdugo mile runners, who gave excellent performances, were Stan Rufener, and Ron Nathanson. Among the fine hurdlers were Charles Butler and Phil Crawford. Bob Betsworth, Ver- dugo's top shot putter, set a new school record. ln the other field events Charles Butler and Dick Landweer participated in the pole vault, each doing twelve feet. Steve Miller and Ron Winkler cleared the high iump bar, and Bob Crossan flew over the sand in the broad iump. Next year's Varsity will be stronger than ever, with a fine returning squad and many excel- lent runners coming up from the B team. E TRACK nv-I u..sr '! 'Pi,..,'if'M'..V WW? FIRST ROW B McDermott B Tallakson D Frazier H Castaneda DRuley M Skeeters R Bush D Lozoya R Stover R Daulung J Brown F Plersal B Little D Norby THIRD ROW J Burns R Gudmundson T Meyer S Wulluams G Cordes D Radtke S Berger L Beltran K Kaynor R Knapp G Nelson C Dooluttle K Wuttenhagen C Craddock D Puerce The B Track Team was one of the strongest un the Northern League thus year The only weak spot un the B squad was un the shot put Davud Cambell and Royal Bush showed theur fune talents un the sprunts John Brown flew over the 660 course and Dave Lozoya blazed a traul along the T320 yard run The hugh hurdles proved to be Ron Wunkler s specualty and Loren Wulluams flew over the lows The fueld events had a fune competutor un Darryll Ruley who occupued top posutuon un both the hugh lump and pole vault Muke Skeeters and Royal Bush used the broad lump to theur ad vantage Because of uts tune versatuluty the B team brought many honors to Verdugo Hulls Hugh 1.1.3. 1, .ix '.V V xvfyxuyux f fi, I l'x'l' ulrlulx :lui lux ll 1 ulvxv' ,I l..u. 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G THAEK YKHCX NAA A ,-N AXA-ulcvxa AX XXX Rx R T A 1 xhrhcf 'X RX 'X H 6 xkfrkx IRIX l K FIRST ROW G Allan K Scott M Soloway E Goldman J Mullms T Stone R Van Kolken SECOND ROW J Thompson D Peterson B Rouse G Goldstein R Znmbalnst H Solzmck V GSelI What the Verdugo Hllls C team lacked In depth they made up un splrnt The whole C team was centered around many flne top notch performers that gave everything they had In every meet Earl Goldman and Cas taneda made up the sprmt team John Mul Inns, one of the top runners rn the Northern League showed hrs ablluty un the 1320 Keith Manley proved strong nn the broad lump and Castaneda made hrs mark rn the shot put Wuth the growing popularity of track there IS no reason why Verdugo wlll not have first rate teams an the future Tom McMurray, who brought honor to his family and school by carrying the Olympic Torch for the Squaw Valley Win- ter 1960 Olympic Games, was selected from the Los Angeles City Cross Country Finals. Tom was one of the many boys who relived the age old custom of carrying this torch to the site ofthe Olympic Games. His point of departure was a spot on the ridge route from which he ran a distance of one mile. The faculty and students of Verdugo Hills High School wish to extend congratulations to him for this honor. Sf j 'Will gk Q 1 X Y 5 5 . 2. . by ff- ,, r J X X RESET X XX ,-9 XZ -.1 EA EEALL Z9 f! HX .QW nl 4 BASE LFABSIWIIY 1 as W FIRST ROW W Odekrrk J Vlgll J Kirkham A Chassey C Herbert D Rosenthal J Gadwood SECOND ROW B Phulpott M Baldwin G Austm A Garner D Hudelson R Hudspoth D lmd THIRD ROW B Hopkins R Hallonberg 5 Koransky J Hall C Jenson R Brockway B Herring Verdugo Hllls Mughty Nme were coached by Mr Korach The team was composed of seven sensors Jack Vugll Mnke Baldwun, Wayne Odeklrk Andy Garner Allen Chassey Jum Knrkham and Dave Lund Several of last year s J V starters were also on the team Pltchers thus year were three year letterman Andy Garner, and two year letterman Dave Rosenthal, who also has another year of patching Behlnd the plate was all league JV catcher Bob Herrung The mfleld con slsted of flrst basemen Cal Jenson, a great prospect At second base was three year letterman Wayne Odeklrk and at third was returning all leaguer Jack Vlgll Rncky Brockway, relurnmg from last year s squad played short stop Our outfield was defended by three outstanding freldmen Jum Knrkham lleft fleldl, Mnke Baldwin lcenter fleldl, and Allen Chassey lrlght faeldl Q 4-A 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 f 1 1 1 1 1 ,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 - . 1 1 1 1 1 1' ' 1' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 11' 1' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1'1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1'1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .H 1' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 . g 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 '1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1... 1 1 1111 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 -1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1' 1,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 I I I t A I 1,1 ,f A V 1' I 1 1 I 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 11' 31' 1' 1',1' 1 1' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 V1 1' ,1 1 1' 113' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 W1 . 1 - 1 1 ,lf ,1 ,l'H,11 1 1 '1' 171 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 1 I. ,I ,r 1 , If gm' 1 1' 1 t 1' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 ' 11' 41' ' 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 f s V, 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Y x '11, 15111 11., I 1 ' 3 1 A 1 - v , 1 1 - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 xx R X111 W ':J.Ay?l-71,-A15--L 1.4-4. 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Wayne Williams demonsfrgfeg the handstand on the parallels. WMM? T16 G This years Gymnastic team was a strong well balanced group of boys Gary Bennett who went far In last years all clty tourna ment as one of many who gave our opposnng teams trouble Some of the outstanding gymnasts were Dave and Jam Seeger on the rope cllmb Wayne Wllllams, Bob Corder and Duck Greenwood the rmgs and on the hugh bars, Brent Kennedy and Tom Young FIRST ROW P Kanner B Corder W Wnlllams J Chamberlain P Govan R Endo T Young G Horvoth SECOND ROW R Angelo R Scaggs L Sutton C Burson G Bennett K Woerle M Swaftord E De Mott D Frost THIRD ROW M Cheyno J Seeger B Kennedy D Greenwood 4 B Colby D Seeger E Robson B Vandertuln G Dyer Coach Cn nn . , . I . . , . . I ' ' , . 5 on 5 . f , x L .V N , Q - ,' Qt uf' .' ., fr JV' M, 4 . X C ' ' X f 1 .' Ile , as - , W . 4 . I - 1 - , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . - r - I - , . , . , . , . . : , , . , . , . - V - I - , . , . , 'pp . A Y . , V .tkffw M , .- MSR 4.3: ' . 3 . 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